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Google search interest by week and by country.
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Real data for the week of 31 October 2026: Google search interest and Amazon search volume for 15 fashion trends, and the fashion reports that named them. Every number links to where it comes from.
Searches for the big aesthetics of the last few years are down on a year ago.
Google searches for outfits in each colour. Open one for its full data.
Trendalytics' own data puts deep brown up 50%, burgundy up 46% and purples up 60% in searches year on year. Read the report ↗
How often each trend was mentioned in books, from Google Books Ngram ↗, scored against its own busiest year between 1990 and 2022. More fashion writing gets published each year, so later decades score higher overall.
Real shops for the trends people are searching for now. Prices and stock are on each shop's site.
The Lyst Index top 10, Q3 2026. Find any of them across shops.
Links open each shop's own search. Style AA doesn't earn from them. Lyst Index Q3 2026 ↗
Worldwide · week of 31 October 2026
0 to 100, where 100 is each trend's busiest week in 5 years
Click any trend for its data and sources. Weekly values can jump around, so compare a few numbers before deciding.
Searched in each country's own language
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Country figures are for the week of 31 October 2026 and may be older than the trend numbers. Map data: Natural Earth.
What the trend reports predicted, and what search data shows so far
Weekly Google search interest, worldwide.
Estimated Amazon searches per month · October 2026
Estimated, October 2026 (cargo pants: September)
Amazon searches, July to October 2026
Autumn pieces like faux fur coats and tartan always climb in the autumn, so compare with a year ago too. Open a trend in Trend intelligence for both numbers.
From the Lyst Index, Q3 2026
Lyst Index Q3 2026
Lyst Index Q3 2026, in order
1990 to 2022 in books, 2024 to today in Google searches
Mentions in books each year, 0 to 100, where 100 is this trend's busiest year from 1990 to 2022
Mentions in books, same 0 to 100 scale
Search interest, 100 = busiest week in 5 years
Each trend's score that year, against its own busiest year
Google search data only starts in 2004, so the 1990s and early 2000s come from Google Books Ngram, which counts how often a phrase appears in books published each year. It shows what was written about, not what was bought.
Written from the data above, with every source linked
Week of 31 October 2026 · Worldwide
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Search interest comes from Google Trends: weekly searches for a trend, scored from 0 to 100, where 100 is that trend's busiest week in the last 5 years. A score compares a trend with its own past, not with other trends. Unless a country is named, it's worldwide.
Change compares the latest week (31 October 2026) with the same week 3 months or 12 months earlier. Single weeks can jump around, and autumn pieces rise every autumn, so we show both and label seasonal rises. Country figures can be from an earlier week than the trend numbers, and each shows its own date.
Shopping demand is the estimated number of Amazon searches a month. Search figures were collected through Trends MCP. You can check any Google number yourself with the "Google Trends" link on each trend.
Reports are linked where they named a trend. Photos are free-to-use stock photos from Pexels, credited on each trend.
Google search interest by week and by country.
IncludedAmazon search volume, to see what people want to buy.
IncludedTrendalytics, the Lyst Index and Pinterest Predicts, linked at every trend.
IncludedHashtags and engagement on TikTok, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube, where platforms allow it.
Coming nextAnonymous totals from the Style AA app, such as the outfits people save and try on.
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